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I’ve been wondering if this is the sort of mindset behind metamodernism
I could be misinformed. After all, I learned about it from buzzfeed
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/seth-abramson/reggie-watts-gives-the-we_b_3635871.html
I like this a lot. I think it actually sounds more positive than intended to discuss overcoming life’s challenges.